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Innovation specialist: Grenoble microelectronics (Minatec, CEA-Leti), Lyon biotech and French Tech Alpes start-ups. Grenoble INP engineer.
An international workshop in Grenoble aims to consolidate Franco-Canadian cooperation and explore the creation of a joint center.
A study from the University of Grenoble Alpes reveals an unprecedented foam relaxation mechanism, opening new avenues for controlling soft materials.
Developed by LGL-TPE researchers, this technique uses electron microscopes to obtain 3D data at nanometric resolution without altering the native state of samples.
As part of the RESILEX project, researchers have developed glass-free solar panels using bio-based polymers for a reduced carbon footprint.
From December 14-15, 2026, Grenoble's Scientific Presqu'île will host the END'26 symposium, focusing on eco-innovation and responsible digital technologies.
Appointed by Germany, she takes over leadership of the Laue-Langevin Institute, marking a new phase for European neutron research.
The company, supported by the University of Lorraine, aims to combine technological performance with ecological and economic imperatives.
A new scientific study, involving researchers from Lyon, reveals that the Dead Sea's temperature could rise by 8°C by 2100.
The school strengthens its commitment to ethical, inclusive, and eco-responsible artificial intelligence.
A regional working group evaluated the integration of artificial intelligence in housing renovation advice services.
Grenoble-based researchers have developed a precise numerical approach to study the thermal behavior of materials at low temperatures, accounting for quantum effects.
